How to become a part of the Coronado community
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Coronado has a busy social scene with book clubs, Spanish lessons, bocce ball clubs, mahjong and more to get you involved.
Given its large retired and semi retired expat community, it also offers many opportunities to volunteer. An organization called Spay The Strays and local orphanages are the most popular options, but beach clean-up groups and a volunteer-run hospice care foundation have also sprung up recently. And, the rotary club is always a good way to get into new projects: they recently organized a fundraiser to buy 120 wheelchairs for those lacking access.
And the community fitness events are even more fun, no matter your level of fitness. There’s beach volleyball at the Bahia Tower Thursday through Sunday, a group running club on Sundays and local marathons of all distances every few months too.
Kent Davis, founder of Panama Equity Real Estate, is a leading expert in Panama’s competitive real estate market. Originally from Honolulu, Hawaii, he holds a Marketing Information Systems degree from James Madison University. After a successful corporate career managing multimillion-dollar inventories at Hajoca Corporation, Kent pursued his dream of living abroad, moving to Panama in 2007.
Driven by an entrepreneurial spirit, he established Panama Equity to connect buyers, sellers, and investors with Panama’s top properties. Known for his transparency, expertise, and market insights, Kent has helped hundreds navigate Panama’s real estate landscape. Fluent in Spanish, he frequently publishes market reports to empower clients with informed decisions.
Beyond real estate, Kent is passionate about Panama’s culture, landscapes, and surf-friendly beaches. He lives in Panama with his wife and three sons, embracing the vibrant lifestyle the country offers.
